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On February 7, 2008 celebrations and festivals across the United States, Canada and Southeast Asia, will be ringing in the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Rat. For the next 15 days, festivals, parades, family reunions, festive foods, traditional Dragon and Lion Dances, pounding Asian drums and blazes of fireworks will be a part of the colorful tradition and superstition-rich holiday season - haled the most important celebration of the Chinese or Lunar Calendar.